Energy describes the ability of a system to cause change, and everything in the universe, including particles and objects, is made up of energy. This energy can manifest through vibrations, which occur when an object or substance oscillates around a fixed point. For example, sound waves are vibrations detected by our ears as sound. Similarly, scent is the perception of odour through our sense of smell, caused by molecules in the air interacting with our nasal receptors.

These molecules vibrate at specific frequencies, and our sense of smell interprets these vibrations as different scents. Hence, scent is a form of energy that we perceive through the vibrations of molecules.

In the valley of the senses, abundant nature is alive with vibrations—buzzing, pulsing, lapping, rippling, shining, oscillating, waning—like the heartbeat of the world. All is vibration, and energy is what causes change, defining transformation. In our universe, all is energy, all is change, and all is vibration, even scent. When we smell, we detect the vibrations of molecules in the air, interpreting them as different scents.